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Doctors Thought a Woman Was Having a Panic Attack. She Actually Had Rabies.The U.S. woman acquired the infection while on a yoga retreat in India.
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Here's How Much Exercise You Need to Give Your Brain a BoostAny physical exercise will improve thinking, as long as you do it somewhat consistently and stick with it long enough, according to an analysis of 98 previous studies.
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Downward Dog, Doctor's Order: Yoga Could Ease Back PainTo ease low back pain, you may want try a downward dog: A new study suggests that doing yoga may be as effective as physical therapy for reducing low back pain.
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Why Copying Yoga Poses from Magazines Could Be a Bad MoveYoga poses depicted in magazines and other media outlets may draw eyeballs, but most people probably shouldn't try them, a new study suggests.
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Flexibility Exercise: Everything You Need to KnowFlexibility exercises stretch your muscles and may improve your range of motion at your joints.
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Yoga May Improve Memory Better Than Brain TrainingYoga isn't just good for the body; it might help your memory too, a small new study suggests.
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Omm…MG! Rare Yoga Injury Breaks Man's LegIf you think you can't break a bone doing yoga, think again.
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Buddha Belly: Meditation May Ease Gut AilmentsMeditating and doing yoga may alleviate the symptoms of two hard-to-treat gut disorders, new research finds.
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Yoga Becoming More Popular With Kids, AdultsA growing number of kids and adults in the United States are practicing yoga, according to new results from a government survey on complementary medicine.
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